fly-pitch noun 1verb 1forms 3 noun1 •A temporary location on the street from which goods are sold.“Bin workin’ a fly pitch in the Sat’day gaff,” said Micky Barnet. — 1939 verb1 •To sell goods on the street without a vendor's licence, usually from a small suitcase, wooden crate, etc., ready to depart hurriedly if the authorities arrive.“Oh, come on, Tiny”, the trader from the fruit stall said lightly trying to ease the tension, “we all started that way. I ’ad to fly pitch for months before I got me license.” — 1990 formsfly-pitched · fly-pitching · fly-pitches
